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3 Maritime Engineering Master's Degree Programs
Centrale Nantes
MSc Marine Technology - Atlantic Master on Ship Operation & Naval Engineering (M-TECH AMASONE)
- Nantes, France
Master degree
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
Two of the top French Technical Universities (Ecole Navale in Lanvéoc-Poulmic and Centrale Nantes) have teamed up to offer you a unique programme in Marine Technology. The outstanding strength of this MSc programme is that you will have on-board training sessions on French Navy vessels. The insight gained into on-board practices, use of complex equipment and immersion into rapidly evolving knowledge and techniques is highly valuable for a naval engineer, and of course, highly regarded by industrial employers.
University of Dubrovnik
Master in Maritime Studies
Master degree
Full time
On-Campus
The graduate Maritime Studies study lasts two years, i.e. four semesters (120 ECTS credits). Upon completion of the graduate study, students acquire the academic degree of Master in Maritime Transport.
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National Central University
Master in Hydrological and Oceanic Sciences
- Hsinchu, Taiwan
Master degree
Full time, Part time
On-Campus
English
Founded in 2001, the Institute of Hydrological Sciences (IHS) provides opportunities in research and education in three major areas: global hydrological cycles, hydrosphere environmental sciences, and information-technology based hydro-hazard mitigation.
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Maritime Engineering at the Master's level offers a deep dive into the design, construction, and operation of marine vessels and structures, blending technical knowledge with practical skills. This program attracts those keen on advancing their expertise in this vital sector of engineering.
You'll explore advanced topics such as hydrodynamics, marine systems, and structural analysis. Students develop competencies in naval architecture and maritime safety, focusing on the application of principles to real-world challenges. Engaging in projects might involve simulations for vessel performance or evaluating environmental impacts on marine operations. This hands-on approach fosters independence as students navigate complex engineering scenarios.
As a Master’s degree candidate, you’ll also enhance your research skills, often contributing to significant advancements in maritime technology. Graduates find rewarding opportunities across industries, from shipbuilding to renewable marine energy, as they can tackle pressing global issues through engineering solutions.